Rebecca Judd recalled the moment she met her AFL star husband Chris for the first time during her modelling days in Bangkok.
The WAG, 41, took to Instagram on Monday to share a video of herself tanning while answering fans’ burning questions about her life.
In the video, she showed off her incredible figure in a strapless black bikini as she applied her Spray Aus tanning foam and spoke about her romance with Chris, 40.
She said she met the soccer star when she was just 20 during a visit to his home in Perth while she was living and modeling in Bangkok, Thailand.
Bec said she was drinking with friends at the Cottesloe Beach Hotel when she first saw Chris and immediately knew she liked him.
She confessed that she didn’t feel very confident talking to men at the time, but decided to approach Chris and they quickly hit it off.
“It’s weird, I didn’t have a lot of boyfriends when I was a kid and I was very, very, very picky, and I saw him and I was like, ‘Wow! I like him,'” she said.
‘I was a little bit drunk, I had drunk a lot of red wine, so I was very confident because I used to not be confident with guys.
Rebecca Judd has revealed how she met her AFL star husband Chris amid her modelling days in Bangkok as she answered fans’ questions about her life while fake tanning.
‘I walked over and started chatting with him. I won’t tell you what happened that night.
“I liked her straight away. I liked her a lot. That’s it, we met at The Cot and the rest is history.”
After beginning to date Chris, Bec decided to stop modelling overseas so she could spend time with him and went to study at Curtin University in Perth after previously deferring her placement.
“When I met (Chris) I was 20 and decided I didn’t want to model abroad anymore because I wanted to be with him, so I ended up accepting my deferred university place,” she explained.
‘I went to Curtin University in Perth, did a year of journalism, film and television and then switched to speech pathology, which is a bit random.’
Bec said she decided to study speech pathology after wanting to be a doctor as a child.
The TV presenter also gave an insight into her modelling days in Bangkok before meeting Chris, describing it as one of the “best” times of her life.
She recalled how she met Chris when she was just 20 years old while hanging out with her friends at a Perth pub during a visit to his home while he was living and modelling in Bangkok, Thailand.
Explaining how the opportunity came about, Bec recounted how her modelling agency in Perth found her an agent in Singapore, prompting her to move there at the age of 18.
After deferring college to model there for a year, she moved to Bangkok to pursue modeling and described living in Thailand as “amazing.”
“I was 19 when I lived in Bangkok and it was one of the best years of my life. It was so much fun! Bangkok is the most amazing city, with amazing culture, amazing shopping, beautiful hotels and amazing work,” she said.
‘I used to do the best campaigns when I lived there, I think because the production there is so good.
‘There were always a lot of opportunities, a lot of international brands came to Thailand and did their filming.
‘One day I could be doing TV commercials like Head and Shoulders for Germany and the next day, I’d be filming a Coca Cola TV commercial for India.
In the video, she showed off her incredible figure in a strapless black bikini as she applied her Spray Aus tanning foam and talked about her romance with Chris, 40.
“The work was crazy, I was 19 years old and living in Bangkok, in a model house, having fun and making a lot of money. It was one of the best times of my life. It was a lot of fun.”
Bec has since returned to her fashion roots, co-founding activewear line Jaggad with her friend Michelle Greene and husbands Chris and Steven.
After meeting Chris when they were teenagers, the couple married on 31 December 2010 in Melbourne’s Albert Park.
They have since welcomed four children – son Oscar, 12, daughter Billie, nine, and twins Tom and Darcy, seven – and live in a $7.3 million mansion in Brighton, Melbourne.
